Guilds#

GUILD#

class daf.guild.GUILD(snowflake: int | Guild, messages: List[BaseChannelMessage] | None = None, logging: bool | None = False, remove_after: timedelta | datetime | None = None, invite_track: List[str] | None = None, removal_buffer_length: int = 50)#

The GUILD object represents a server to which messages will be sent.

Changed in version v3.0:

  • Removed created_at property.

  • New remove_after property

Changed in version v2.7: Added invite_track parameter.

Parameters:

  • snowflake (Union[int, discord.Guild]) – Discord’s snowflake ID of the guild or discord.Guild object.

  • messages (Optional[List[Union[TextMESSAGE, VoiceMESSAGE]]]) – Optional list of TextMESSAGE/VoiceMESSAGE objects.

  • logging (Optional[bool]) – Optional variable dictating whatever to log sent messages inside this guild.

  • remove_after (Optional[Union[timedelta, datetime]]) –

    Deletes the guild after:

    • timedelta - the specified time difference

    • datetime - specific date & time

  • invite_track (Optional[List[str]]) –

    New in version 2.7.

    List of invite IDs to be tracked for member join count inside the guild. Bot account only, does not work on user accounts.

    Note

    Accounts are required to have Manage Channels and Manage Server permissions inside a guild for tracking to fully function. Manage Server is needed for getting information about invite links, Manage Channels is needed to delete the invite from the list if it has been deleted, however tracking still works without it.

    Warning

    For GUILD to receive events about member joins, members intent is required to be True inside the intents parameters of daf.client.ACCOUNT. This is a privileged intent that also needs to be enabled though Discord’s developer portal for each bot. After it is enabled, you can set it to True .

    Invites intent is also needed. Enable it by setting invites to True inside the intents parameter of ACCOUNT.

  • removal_buffer_length (Optional[int]) –

    Maximum number of messages to keep in the removed_messages buffer.

    New in version 3.0.

async initialize(parent: Any, event_ctrl: EventController) → None#

This function initializes the API related objects and then tries to initialize the MESSAGE objects.

Note

This should NOT be manually called, it is called automatically after adding the message.

add_message(message: TextMESSAGE | VoiceMESSAGE)#

Adds a message to the message list.

Warning

To use this method, the guild must already be added to the framework’s shilling list (or initialized).

This is an asynchronous API operation. When returning from this function, the action is not immediately executed.

Parameters:

message (BaseMESSAGE) – Message object to add.

Returns:

An awaitable object which can be used to await for execution to finish. To wait for the execution to finish, use await like so: await method_name().

Return type:

Awaitable

Raises:

  • TypeError – Raised when the message is not of type the guild allows.

  • Other – Raised from message.initialize() method.

generate_invite_log_context(member: Member, invite_id: str) → dict#

Generates dictionary representing the log of a member joining a guild.

Parameters:

member (discord.Member) – The member that joined a guild.

Returns:

{
    "id": ID of the invite,
    "member": {
        "id": Member ID,
        "name": Member name
    }
}

Return type:

dict

property apiobject: Object#

New in version v2.4.

Returns the Discord API wrapper’s object of self.

generate_log_context() → Dict[str, str | int]#

Generates a dictionary of the guild’s context, which is then used for logging.

Return type:

Dict[str, Union[str, int]]

property messages: List[BaseMESSAGE]#

Returns all the (initialized) message objects inside the object.

New in version v2.0.

property remove_after: datetime | None#

Returns the timestamp at which object will be removed or None if it will not be removed.

remove_message(message: BaseMESSAGE) → Future#

Removes a message from the message list.

This is an asynchronous API operation. When returning from this function, the action is not immediately executed.

Changed in version 3.0: The function is now async.

Parameters:

message (BaseMESSAGE) – Message object to remove.

Returns:

An awaitable object which can be used to await for execution to finish. To wait for the execution to finish, use await like so: await method_name().

Return type:

Awaitable

Raises:

  • TypeError – Raised when the message is not of type the guild allows.

  • ValueError – Raised when the message is not present in the list.

property removed_messages: List[BaseMESSAGE]#

Returns a list of messages that were removed from server (last removal_buffer_length messages).

property snowflake: int#

New in version v2.0.

Returns the discord’s snowflake ID.

update(init_options=None, **kwargs) → Future#

New in version v2.0.

Used for changing the initialization parameters, the object was initialized with.

This is an asynchronous API operation. When returning from this function, the action is not immediately executed.

Warning

Upon updating, the internal state of objects get’s reset, meaning you basically have a brand new created object. It also resets the message objects.

Parameters:

**kwargs (Any) – Custom number of keyword parameters which you want to update, these can be anything that is available during the object creation.

Returns:

An awaitable object which can be used to await for execution to finish. To wait for the execution to finish, use await like so: await method_name().

Return type:

Awaitable

Raises:

Union[TypeError, ValueError] – Invalid keyword argument was passed.

USER#

class daf.guild.USER(snowflake: int | User, messages: List[DirectMESSAGE] | None = None, logging: bool | None = False, remove_after: timedelta | datetime | None = None, removal_buffer_length: int = 50)#

The USER object represents a user to whom messages will be sent.

Changed in version v3.0:

  • Removed created_at property.

  • New remove_after property

Changed in version v2.7: Added invite_track parameter.

Parameters:

  • snowflake (Union[int, discord.User]) – Discord’s snowflake ID of the user or discord.User object.

  • messages (Optional[List[DirectMESSAGE]]) – Optional list of DirectMESSAGE objects.

  • logging (Optional[bool]) – Optional variable dictating whatever to log sent messages inside this guild.

  • remove_after (Optional[Union[timedelta, datetime]]) –

    Deletes the user after:

    • timedelta - the specified time difference

    • datetime - specific date & time

  • removal_buffer_length (Optional[int]) –

    Maximum number of messages to keep in the removed_messages buffer.

    New in version 3.0.

add_message(message: DirectMESSAGE) → Future#

Adds a message to the message list.

Warning

To use this method, the guild must already be added to the framework’s shilling list (or initialized).

This is an asynchronous API operation. When returning from this function, the action is not immediately executed.

Parameters:

message (BaseMESSAGE) – Message object to add.

Returns:

An awaitable object which can be used to await for execution to finish. To wait for the execution to finish, use await like so: await method_name().

Return type:

Awaitable

Raises:

  • TypeError – Raised when the message is not of type the guild allows.

  • Other – Raised from message.initialize() method.

async initialize(parent: Any, event_ctrl: EventController)#

This function initializes the API related objects and then tries to initialize the MESSAGE objects.

property apiobject: Object#

New in version v2.4.

Returns the Discord API wrapper’s object of self.

generate_log_context() → Dict[str, str | int]#

Generates a dictionary of the guild’s context, which is then used for logging.

Return type:

Dict[str, Union[str, int]]

property messages: List[BaseMESSAGE]#

Returns all the (initialized) message objects inside the object.

New in version v2.0.

property remove_after: datetime | None#

Returns the timestamp at which object will be removed or None if it will not be removed.

remove_message(message: BaseMESSAGE) → Future#

Removes a message from the message list.

This is an asynchronous API operation. When returning from this function, the action is not immediately executed.

Changed in version 3.0: The function is now async.

Parameters:

message (BaseMESSAGE) – Message object to remove.

Returns:

An awaitable object which can be used to await for execution to finish. To wait for the execution to finish, use await like so: await method_name().

Return type:

Awaitable

Raises:

  • TypeError – Raised when the message is not of type the guild allows.

  • ValueError – Raised when the message is not present in the list.

property removed_messages: List[BaseMESSAGE]#

Returns a list of messages that were removed from server (last removal_buffer_length messages).

property snowflake: int#

New in version v2.0.

Returns the discord’s snowflake ID.

update(init_options=None, **kwargs) → Future#

New in version v2.0.

Used for changing the initialization parameters, the object was initialized with.

This is an asynchronous API operation. When returning from this function, the action is not immediately executed.

Warning

Upon updating, the internal state of objects get’s reset, meaning you basically have a brand new created object. It also resets the message objects.

Parameters:

**kwargs (Any) – Custom number of keyword parameters which you want to update, these can be anything that is available during the object creation.

Returns:

An awaitable object which can be used to await for execution to finish. To wait for the execution to finish, use await like so: await method_name().

Return type:

Awaitable

Raises:

Union[TypeError, ValueError] – Invalid keyword argument was passed.